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Being responsible for our emotions
When disturbing emotions arise we have a choice. The Buddhist teachings offer practical methods to…
View PostReview of fear, anger and disillusionment
Venerable Thubten Lamsel reviews pages 48-52, covering the topics of fear, anger and disillusionment.
View PostSubsequent cognizers
Venerable Sangye Khadro covers the divisions of subsequent cognizers.
View PostHow to have a happy mind
Happiness comes from internal transformation. How to use Buddhist teachings to change our own motivation…
View PostEight Verses of Thought Transformation
A commentary on the eight verses and how they can change our perspective—how we see…
View PostHomage to great compassion
A commentary on Chandrakirti's text explaining three kinds of compassion, and how compassion is the…
View PostThe five main topics studied in Tibetan Buddhist mon...
An overview of the educational program in Tibetan Buddhist monasteries with descriptions of the five…
View PostWorking with disturbing emotions
Having compassion for ourselves by not following the disturbing emotions.
View PostReview of attachment
Venerable Thubten Nyima leads a review of the Chapter 3 section on “Emotions and Klesas,”…
View PostLiving in the precepts
The joy of living in the Dharma. The importance of bodhicitta and how it helps…
View PostThe pain of harsh words
Venerable Sangye Khadro shares how painful it is to receive and give harsh words, and…
View PostFacsimiles of direct perceivers
Venerable Sangye Khadro teaches on facsimiles of direct perceivers and inferential cognizers.
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